Allied Guns Barrage Massed Communists Near Chorwon
Allied artillery pounded two northern approaches to Beau and near Chorwon as U S Third Division reported little contact on west front. Fifth Air Force jets struck Russia type MiGs, one American plane down, while Heartbreak Edge saw fierce clashes high in a bloody three week campaign. Eighth Army said the offensive may be nearing its end with Communist reactions expected.
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Hewitt Continues Struggle for Life
Navy veteran Melvin B. Hewitt lay in very critical condition at Long Beach Veterans Hospital after his heart was massaged back to life when it had stopped for 15 minutes Thursday. He receives oxygen and intravenous nourishment as doctors monitor his status amid a three day surge near Chorwon Korea where Chinese bunkers are falling back.
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Stalin raises hope for atomic control in 1946 report
The article notes proposals for practical controls on atomic armaments, reports Russian opposition, and mentions a large defense budget and foreign aid bill advancing in Congress. It says the USSR’s atomic advance was publicized, with Pravda printing copies, and that Western officials view Stalin’s remarks as propaganda aimed at hindering Western defense efforts.
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14L. B. Residents Injured in Crash
Four Long Beach residents were injured in a two car crash at Alameda Boulevard and Carson. The most seriously hurt were Nettie Bauer, 27, of 5409 Levell Avenue, a pregnant mother with cuts and a possible back injury, and Mary Butler, 24, of 273 Truman Boyd Manor, who suffered a severe scalp laceration and multiple other injuries. Leslie L. Bauer, 27, and Linda Bauer, 3, had minor injuries. All were treated at Harbor General Hospital. The Bauer car overturned and both vehicles were heavily damaged.
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Stalin outlines USSR stance on atomic arms control
Diplomatic and military officials interpret Stalin’s disclosure as two implications: the Soviet Union will not reconcile to accept its inferior position in atomic arms, and will press its own plan for control of atom weapons. The approach mirrors prior Soviet proposals rejected by U N organs, showing no change in the USSR’s basic position.
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Royal Pair Leaving Monday for Canada
Royal couple Elizabeth and Prince Philip prepare for a Canada visit aboard the Stratocruiser Canopus with a 11 crew and 40 technicians. The trip includes Montreal to Washington and Blair House hosting by President Truman. They sail from Bay Bulls November 12 for their return, landing in Liverpool on November 17.
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Explosion at Cornhusker Ordnance Plant Kills One
An explosion at the Cornhusker Ordnance Plant in Grand Island Nebraska today fatally injuries one man and sends five to the hospital. Local reports identify the plant and conditions surrounding the blast as the incident focus.
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